It was a real honor to be interviewed by legendary travel scribe Rolf Potts, author of #Vagabonding, for his stellar travel-writer Q&A series https://t.co/ZMo9Z40HmI
A handful of memoirs and travel narratives that I love comprise this handpicked list of books about getting to know Japan, up close and personal. Written for @Shepherd_books https://t.co/pWUKwbzb56 #Japan#book
@writerofscratch@TheRealJapan1 If you want to add an overnight stop to this, you can also spend a night in either Hakone or Shuzenji Onsen, both on the Izu Peninsula, for a little hot-spring escape. Kamakura and Yokohama can be smoothly visited either on the trip down (from Tokyo to Izu) or back.
@writerofscratch Seconding many places mentioned here, but would emphasize Kamakura for a worthy stop outside but not far from Tokyo. While you’re at it, stop in Yokohama (try Bashamichi, Noge and around) for dinner on the way back. Thanks for the shout-out @TheRealJapan1 !
Hachimantai: Northern Tohoku’s Next Must-See Destination?
With some of Japan’s most stunning natural landscapes, Hachimantai could be about to leap from the unknown into the essential.
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It has been 43 years since publication of Peter Matthiessen's remarkable book "The Snow Leopard," and this elusive, majestic creature still continues to intrigue people throughout the world, as @monkeyrockworld writes in this brilliant piece. https://t.co/2WNfGiNEbK
Special package arrived from our friend in Japan...It's @jon_de_hart 's new JAPAN travel guide. Thanks so much Jon!
Will be taking this with me on our next visit!
https://t.co/iUWW4RsREE
"Japan attracted world notice for neither imposing a lockdown nor obsessively testing asymptomatic people. .. Encouraging people with mild or no symptoms to take PCR tests would have revealed nothing but resulted in isolating false-positive cases."
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@henrywismayer Sadly, it's totally understandable! Perhaps a book project, or another change of pace that still involves writing for an audience, would be more motivating?
Just shared some thoughts for this article by @tomvater at @NAR on the future of guidebooks in the time of COVID-19. Tough times for travel, but a little cautious optimism can't hurt. #Japan#travel#COVIDー19#travelguide#tokyo#kyoto#Tokyo2020 https://t.co/0dCppeUmBr